[nsp] Q: MPLS on typical ISP backbone?

From: Victor (shinoclist@cyberway.com.sg)
Date: Thu Jun 14 2001 - 10:16:34 EDT

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Hi, all

how can a typical ISP with 2-3pops providing leasedline, ATM, ISDN to convert to MPLS(if it's correct direction) without hinder existing operation?
there are POS connections among pops.

Rgds,
Victor

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